New York State conducted 10 State censuses between 1825-1925. Some of the questions asked for the State censuses pro vide details prior to the beginning of civil registrations and decades bef ore a similar question was asked on the Federal censuses. If you have New York State genealogy research to do\, this is a record collection that you &rsquo\;ll want to familiarize yourself with! Disclaimer: Please do not ho ld the speaker responsible for the records lost (including the State censu ses) in the Capitol fire of 1911. She promises to help show you in this pr esentation where you can locate remaining local copies of the censuses and hopes that the ones you are looking for have survived. Presented by Jeane tte Sheliga. \;
\nJeanette Sheliga has been a genealogy lecturer for 10 years. She lives in Lockport\, New York and holds leadership posit ions with many local societies in addition to being the Corresponding Secr etary for the Virtual Genealogical Association (VGA). She is also a member of the Association of Professional Genealogists (APG)\, Genealogical Spea kers Guild (GSG)\, ProGen Study Group 49\, National Genealogical Society ( NGS)\, and more.
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